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Multicopy nuclear ribosomal DNA (rDNA) genes have been used as markers for fungal identification for three decades. The rDNA sequences in a genome are thought to be homogeneous due to concerted evolution. However, intragenomic variation of rDNA sequences has recently been observed in many fungi, which may make fungal identification and species abundance estimation based on these loci problematic.
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The overuse of traditional antibiotics has resulted in bacterial resistance and seriously compromised the therapeutic efficacy of traditional antibiotics, making the exploration of new antimicrobials particularly important. Several studies have shown that bioactive peptides have become an important source of new antimicrobial drugs due to their broad-spectrum antibacterial action and lack of susceptibility to resistance. In this study, a novel bioactive peptide Nigrosin-6VL was characterised from the skin secretion of the golden cross band frog, , by using the 'shotgun' cloning strategy.
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mosquitoes are important virus vectors. We provide a toolkit for CRISPR-Cas9-editing of difficult-to-knockdown gene previously shown to be refractory to siRNA silencing in mosquito cells, which is pivotal in understanding vector biology, vector competence, host-pathogen interactions and in gene annotations. Starting from database searches of and the C6/36 cell line whole genome shotgun sequences for the prohibitin 2 (PHB2) gene, primers were designed to confirm the gene sequence in our laboratory-passaged C6/36 cell line for the correct design and cloning of CRISPR RNA into an insect plasmid vector to create a single guide RNA for the PHB2 gene target.
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